Twelve credit-hours must be satisfactorily completed to earn the Graduate Certificate in Power Engineering. Complete any four courses among those listed below. Note that Special Topics (ELEC 6970 or ELEC 7970) in emerging power enginering topics are also regularly offered, and will count toward earning the Graduate Certificate.

Note: In the course schedule, course numbers are followed by a three-digit suffix, e.g. "ELEC 6610-001". A suffix that begins with letter "D" is open to distance (online) students, e.g. "ELEC 6620-D01". Click on a course number to see the course syllabus (PDF file).

• ELEC 6610 — Power Electronics
• ELEC 6620 — Power Systems Analysis
• ELEC 6630 — Electric Machines
• ELEC 6650 — Power Systems Protection
• ELEC 6970 — Special Topics in Electrical Engineering (power engineering-related)
• ELEC 7610 — Power Systems Dynamics and Stability
• ELEC 7620 — Power Systems Operations
• ELEC 7630 — Advanced Electric Machines
• ELEC 7640 — Power System Transients
• ELEC 7970 — Special Topics in Electrical Engineering (power engineering-related)